Which is better in your (or atheists in general) mind?
I was looking this up on Yahoo a few minutes ago when my mother, who lives up the road a bit, bid "adieu" to me for the night after I had a minor medical-related mishap that required assistance. I believe we are both pretty maxed out by today's proceedings. And I think she maxed herself out even more, and I kind of didn't know how to "just say no".
But, forget all that. I'm not trying to create more context than what the question asks.
From a very quick skim, it seems Muslims (I think) look more at the intention, but many others quoted that saying "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." You know, action over purpose, I guess.
I dunno. If this is an inappropriate discussion, lock it.
I was looking this up on Yahoo a few minutes ago when my mother, who lives up the road a bit, bid "adieu" to me for the night after I had a minor medical-related mishap that required assistance. I believe we are both pretty maxed out by today's proceedings. And I think she maxed herself out even more, and I kind of didn't know how to "just say no".
But, forget all that. I'm not trying to create more context than what the question asks.
From a very quick skim, it seems Muslims (I think) look more at the intention, but many others quoted that saying "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." You know, action over purpose, I guess.
I dunno. If this is an inappropriate discussion, lock it.
"For me, it is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." - Carl Sagan
